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We have the Tripp Trapp and we currently use it with a tray. We are currently in a rental and we eat at the island. We will be moving into our house in about 2 months and we will use it with our dining room table. We didn't get the cushion wasn't really necessary, I love the clean design and how easy it is to clean. I love that it grows with LO.
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We have the Tripp Trapp and never purchased the accompanying tray. DD just eats pulled up to the table with us. She doesn't make as much of a mess as she used to, but we do have a plastic splat mat laid out under her high chair. I'm guessing it will be staying there for many months to come. In general, we love the Tripp Trapp, and I like that we'll be able to use it for many years to come, given the price tag.
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@skibobrown: ahh a splat mat, that's smart. If we had a separate dining room we would do something like that, but there's really no place for us to put one where people won't be walking. But I guess that's an issue with any high chair, since kids throw stuff off it regardless of the type!
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If u are super crunched w/ space, maybe just get a clip on chair (we have a chicco) or there's a fisher price seat that has a back and all, and you just strap it on top of a dining room chair.
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@winniebee: we looked at the clip on chair, but our dining room table has a ledge/lip under it, and it looks like those chairs don't work in that case. I also looked at the space saver chairs, but DH didn't like the look of them.
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@hilsy85: The chicco should still work - others will not, though.
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@winniebee: oh really? Off to look at it!
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@hilsy85: The little legs pull way down and I haven't had a problem putting in on tables w/ lips (though MIL has the inglesia and so I know exactly what you are talking about -- that doesn't pull down far enough).
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